2016 OSHA Reporting Requirements [ Explained ]

Staying safe on a construction site is important, loss of life and injury can be avoided if most of the time and Paul Marsenison from Rimkus Consulting Group gave us some tips on staying safe on the jobs site.
New OSHA reporting rules staring August 10, 2016 are explained as well as the forms that are required, stay safe and smart on what is now expected from OSHA.
About Rimkus Consulting Group:
Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc., a US-based international consulting firm, brings over 300 professionals to bear on your consulting and expert witness needs. You can learn about our company history, explore the wide range of practice areas we deal in, and see what kinds of assignments we’ve had recently. Even our long-time clients are often surprised to learn the breadth of our services. You probably will be as well.
About Miami Construction Forum:
The Miami Construction Forum is not just another trade group or association. There are no fees or membership dues, no required meetings or events.
On the 3rd Wednesday of each month, a number of select construction professionals meet for an informal lunch and learn session. Construction company owners and managers, subcontractors and suppliers, design executives and principals, all are generally in attendance and all are given an opportunity to not only network with each other but to also become informed on legal and business developments impacting the construction industry.
Our goal is to have everyone leave each meeting a little smarter than when they arrived.
Interested in attending? Contact Narcy at (305) 347-5296 or email her at [email protected], and reserve your seat.